On August 6, the first court hearing was held in Ralph Nader’s case in Maine state court, suing the Democratic National Committee and many of its allied groups over the party’s coordinated campaign in 2004 to get Nader off the … Continue reading
The Denver Post has this story about the lawsuit filed a few days ago in U.S. District Court against a Colorado campaign finance law, that allows individuals to contribute $400 to a legislative candidate who is running in a party … Continue reading
Professor Larry Sabato has calculated that the Republican Party has nominees for 430 of the 435 U.S. House seats this year. This is a record for the Republican Party. Democrats this year have 410 nominees. The paper issue of Ballot … Continue reading
Phil Hudok has enough valid signatures on his U.S. House petition, and will appear on the ballot in West Virginia’s 2nd district. He is the Constitution Party nominee. As noted earlier, his is the first successful minor party or independent … Continue reading
On August 4, the Massachusetts Green Party turned in more than 10,000 valid signatures to qualify its statewide slate of nominees. The party is virtually certain to poll more than 3% for one of its nominees, so it will be … Continue reading
